Originally published in Traders Magazine. Travis Schwab is CEO, Eventus. What were the key themes for your business in 2024? Eventus’ core themes for 2024 revolved around adaptability, scalability, cutting-edge technology and client-driven innovation in our platform. Enhancements to Validus have been pivotal, focusing on advanced analytics, seamless scalability and comprehensive market coverage to meet […]
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Travis Schwab, CEO, Eventus Over the past year, global regulators have hit firms with massive fines for lapses in data governance. This has triggered a state of near-panic across trade surveillance teams as they scramble to avoid a similar fate. In fact, there has been little time for much else. As one head of surveillance
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NEW YORK, Dec. 10, 2024 – Eventus, a leading provider of comprehensive, at-scale trade surveillance and financial risk solutions, and EDX Markets, a leading digital asset technology firm that combines an institution-only trading venue with a central clearinghouse, today announced that EDX has deployed the Eventus Validus platform for trade surveillance on its marketplace. Backed
Martina Rejsjo, our VP of Product Management, shares insights into the latest industry trends, surveillance updates, and product developments. Her updates dive into new features, best practices, and strategic roadmaps designed to keep you informed and ahead of the curve. How should you handle the noise within your surveillance system? Let’s call “noise” the
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Originally published on John Lothian Trade surveillance firms are grappling with two major trends: data governance and artificial intelligence adoption, according to Travis Schwab, CEO of Eventus, a leading trade surveillance firm. In a video interview with John Lothian News at FIA’s EXPO 2024 in Chicago last week, Schwab emphasized the critical importance of complete
Discover why data governance failures have cost institutions billions—and how to safeguard your firm. Last year alone, financial institutions faced over a billion dollars in fines due to data governance lapses—penalties that eclipsed fines for market abuse. Regulatory scrutiny has intensified, with fines so substantial they’re being called existential threats to firms’ stability. Is
Travis Schwab, CEO, Eventus With the year-end deadline looming for the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation, many firms are still grappling with the wide-ranging requirements—including new rules and obligations for monitoring, detecting and preventing market abuse. Recent research has laid bare the challenges facing firms as they work to establish MiCA-compliant surveillance systems.
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Implementation to help firm meet EU Markets in Crypto Asset Regulation (MiCA) requirements NEW YORK / VIENNA, Nov. 04, 2024 – Eventus, a leading provider of comprehensive, at-scale trade surveillance and financial risk solutions, and Bitpanda, Europe’s leading cryptocurrency platform, announced today that Bitpanda will deploy Eventus’ Validus platform to meet its trade surveillance needs
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Client growth in Asia-Pacific continues; Naveen Wahi appointed Senior Director of Sales, APAC NEW YORK / SINGAPORE / SYDNEY, Nov. 4, 2024 – Eventus, a leading provider of comprehensive, at-scale trade surveillance and financial risk solutions, has just won two awards in the Regulation Asia Awards for Excellence 2024 in Singapore. The firm’s Validus platform was
In the wake of several high-profile enforcement actions in the U.S. and abroad, trade surveillance has come under intense regulatory scrutiny. In this article, Joe Schifano, Head of Global Regulatory Affairs, Eventus, explores what this shifting regulatory landscape means for firms and why it demands a different approach to trade surveillance. Regulators are changing tack.
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